School boards weigh court action over wage price freeze
Kansas Association of School Boards considers suing over the presidents wage price freeze claiming contracts for raises were made last spring. Taxpayers face a tight budget as districts project the coming year’s property taxes and Ottawa district wonders what happens if freezes apply and funds remain unspent.
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Teachers pay and taxes amid inflation concerns
Friday August 20 1971 questions arise about teacher salaries return of funds to taxpayers or district retention. Argues teachers deserve contracted salaries and notes high property taxes reflect an aging funding system. Compares teacher pay to other trades and critiques insurance premium refunds amid high rates and driving trends.
Dear Dr Thosteson on cheese and blood pressure
Patient reports taking antihypertensive medicine and maintaining normal readings. She asks which cheeses are safe while avoiding herring in wine sauce due to potential interactions. The doctor notes cheese contains a substance that can raise blood pressure by altering drug action.
Understanding Tyramine and Triglycerides in Diet and Health
Readers ask about dietary tyramine in aged cheese and other triggers for high blood pressure. The piece explains triglycerides and cholesterol, noting diet effects and a booklet on controlling cholesterol. It includes reader Qs on mammoplasty and premature gray hair, with physician responses and a brief biblical prayer.
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Fall TV Sitcoms Face Environmental Plot Shift
Hollywood AP notes that environmental issues impact baby plotlines in fall season sit coms. Writers balance humor with new topics as ratings rise, keeping familiar formats while giving stars fresh material to discuss amid fresh season changes.
TV Families Shrink Back as Portents of Baby Boom Fail
The Brady Bunch planned twins for Mrs Brady but audience response cooled to larger families as viewers cited population concerns and pollution. Florence Henderson noted the idea was dropped and no baby was added this season. Other shows like My Three Sons and American Sportsmen also reflect shifts toward conservation and smaller family themes.
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State Editors View Freeze By EDWARD McGRATH
Kansas editors largely approve President Nixon’s 90 day wage and price freeze with mixed views on depth and timing. Columns praise bold reversal yet warn the plan may be too brief and call for broader measures and faster action.
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Extensive TV Schedule Highlights Evening Programming
A dense listing outlines a full day of television shows across genres and networks. It covers news, weather, and sports blocks, plus a long roster of dramas, comedies, cartoons, movies, game shows, and public affairs programs featuring numerous named titles and stars such as Dick Van Dyke, The Munsters, Brady Bunch, Perry.
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Barroom Bits From Hal Boyle in New York
A string of Hal Boyle quips from New York humor about bar taps, patrons, and nightly escapades. Jokes run from English boxing to cockroach gags and cries for free drinks or a couch to moonlight as a psychiatrist. The column paints a lively, gritty pub atmosphere.
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Wall Street Reactions Stir Over New Economic Plan
New York AP report notes markets show slow to judge President's economic and monetary proposals. Early gains faded as analysts provide few firm tips on a transformed economic world. Pax World Fund launched by Methodist church ministers targets peace and ethics, investing in nondefense firms and avoiding tobacco liquor and gambling, with emphasis on fair employment practices.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Details
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details from 104 S Cedar, editor Robert B Wellington. It outlines in area and outside rates for mail subscriptions, sales tax adjustments, and AP news rights for local and dispatch content.
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